People Who Care
People Who Care is Transitions’ largest annual fundraising event in Spokane, bringing the community together to support women and children experiencing poverty and homelessness.
A Community Gathering That Helps Change Lives
People Who Care is Transitions’ largest fundraiser of the year and a powerful opportunity to stand with women and children in Spokane. This annual event brings together donors, advocates, community partners, and friends who believe in dignity, compassion, and lasting change.
Guests will hear inspiring stories, learn more about the impact of Transitions’ programs, and have the opportunity to give in support of local efforts to end poverty and homelessness for women and children. The current event page describes People Who Care as Transitions’ largest fundraiser and emphasizes its focus on supporting local efforts to fight poverty and homelessness in Spokane.
Number of people served organization wide
Gained Employment
Hygiene products provided via Women’s Hearth
Hours of case management provided
Join Us for People Who Care
Each year, People Who Care offers a meaningful look at the mission and impact of Transitions. It is a chance to gather in community, reflect on the needs facing women and children in Spokane, and support programs that provide safety, stability, connection, job training, housing, and hope.
Registration and event giving will be completed through our secure event platform.
Event Details
Date:
October 1st, 2026
Registration Opens:
June 1st, 2026
Location:
Davenport Grand
333 W Spokane Falls Blvd
Spokane, WA 99201
Event Type:
Fundraising Event
Benefiting:
Transitions programs serving women and children in Spokane
Your Seat at the Table Helps Create Hope
For more than 40 years, Transitions has served women and children facing poverty, homelessness, trauma, and instability. People Who Care helps make that work possible.
When you attend, invite guests, sponsor the event, or make a gift, you help provide compassionate support through programs like Women’s Hearth, New Leaf Cafe, Housing, and community partnerships. Your generosity helps women and families access resources, build confidence, find stability, and move toward a stronger future.
Support Safe Spaces
Help provide welcoming spaces where women can access care, connection, and dignity.
Fund Practical Resources
Support basic needs, referrals, case management, and community based care.
Strengthen Housing Stability
Help women and families move toward safer, more stable housing.
Create Opportunity
Support job training, workforce development, and pathways toward self sufficiency.
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors!
Thank you to everyone who supports Transitions, both for PWC and throughout the year. We couldn’t do what we do without you. From us, the individuals we work to uplift, and the entire community, we thank you!
Become a Table Captain
Table Captains play a meaningful role in the success of People Who Care. As a Table Captain, you invite friends, family, coworkers, or community members to sit with you and learn more about the mission of Transitions.
It is simple: fill a table of eight by inviting seven guests to join you. Your table helps introduce more people to the work of Transitions and creates new opportunities for generosity, connection, and impact. The current page explains that Table Captains pledge to fill a table with friends and bring seven guests to sit at a table of eight.
People Who Care Questions
What is People Who Care?
People Who Care is Transitions’ largest annual fundraiser, bringing the Spokane community together to support women and children experiencing poverty and homelessness.
When does registration open for People Who Care 2026?
Registration for People Who Care 2026 is expected to open in July.
What does a Table Captain do?
A Table Captain invites guests to attend People Who Care and helps fill a table of eight in support of Transitions.
Can businesses sponsor People Who Care?
Yes. Businesses and organizations can support People Who Care through sponsorship opportunities that help fund the event and support Transitions’ mission.
Where does my donation go?
Gifts made through People Who Care support Transitions programs serving women and children in Spokane through housing, day shelter services, job training, resources, advocacy, and community care.
Be One of the People Who Care
Your presence, generosity, and support help women and children in Spokane access care, stability, and hope. Join us for People Who Care and help make lasting change possible.